Akaja is a stress testing tool designed to simulate ACK and SYN flood network attacks. Written in C, Akaja mimics behaviors commonly associated with malware specifically for research and stress testing purposes.

Warning:
This tool is intended solely for controlled, personal, and educational use.
Do not deploy on production servers or use against systems without proper authorization.
The developer does not endorse malicious activity.

• Simulates high-throughput ACK and SYN flood attacks.
• Useful for network resilience and security research.
• Single-user, in-development utility (not a production-ready tool).

• GCC or compatible C compiler
• Linux environment (recommended; may require sudo for raw sockets)

git clone https://github.com/Pushpenderrathore/akaja.git
cd akaja
gcc -o akaja akaja.c

Note: Only use against systems you own or are authorized to test.

./akaja [OPTIONS]

Refer to the source code and comments for available configuration options and arguments.
Detailed usage instructions will be available as the tool matures.

This project is under active development and intended for personal use only.
Expect frequent changes and potential bugs.

Contributions are not required. This project is maintained solely by Pushpenderrathore.

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

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